Evanita W. Montalvo - Wildlife and Nature Photography

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• This was taken with a mini coffee can turned into a pin hole camera. I exposed 3 images of this abandoned factor behind the art department on campus. Two of them had this ghostly flowing thing in them. I later realized this was actually the pinhole version of a lens flare.
• This is a Vandyke brown, a photo process requiring sunlight in order to develop on hand coated photo paper. In order to make this print I had to print a 8.5 by 11 digital negative that I placed over a hand coated water color paper. Exposure times vary depending on the strength of the UV rays from the sun. I believe this one was around 15 minutes.
• This is the very first decent polaroid transfer I was able to get while in Experimental Photography class. It was done on Rives BFK. Original image was a slide placed in a DayLab to produce the polaroid image.